CM Yogi gives contrasting pictures of Ram Navami celebrations in Uttar Pradesh and West Bengal

Lucknow (Uttar Pradesh) [India], April 30 : Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, took West Bengal by storm as he entered West Bengal's poll arena with three power-packed rallies held in Baharampur, Birbhum and Asansol.
He engaged with the people of West Bengal, advocating for electing the 'Modi government' for the third term to uplift the state from its ailing condition.
As he urged for votes for the BJP candidates, he also launched a scathing attack on the Trinamool Congress, the Communist Party and the Congress on a wide range of issues, including appeasement, corruption and divisive agenda.
Despite scorching temperatures, a large number of supporters had gathered at all three rally venues to greet and hear CM Yogi. As CM Yogi started his address, the venues resonated with the chant of 'Yogi-Yogi'. His arrival sparked widespread enthusiasm among the audience.
Notably, all three constituencies are currently under the control of opposition parties.
Amidst the scorching heat and scorching sun, voters in West Bengal, displaying CM Yogi's image with pride, expressed their elation at witnessing his presence, underscoring the magic that Yogi Adityanath brings to the political landscape.
Addressing the people of Bengal, CM Yogi underscored Uttar Pradesh's resurgence, citing the momentous occasions of Lord Ram's birth anniversary and the long-awaited Surya Tilak in Ayodhya on Ram Navami. He also contrasted the Ram Navami celebrations in Ayodhya with the riots during Ram Navami in West Bengal, launching a scathing attack on Mamta Banerjee's administration and advocating for stringent action against perpetrators irrespective of their state affiliation.
Emphasizing Uttar Pradesh's seven-year streak of peace and stability, CM Yogi's words resonated deeply with the people of West Bengal, who welcomed his message with open arms.
CM Yogi Adityanath, who is also the Bharatiya Janata Party's (BJP) star campaigner, has embarked on a rigorous campaign trail, making his mark in states such as Uttarakhand, Maharashtra, Jammu, Rajasthan, Chhattisgarh, West Bengal, and Bihar.
Even in states not governed by the BJP, such as West Bengal, attendees at Tuesday's rally enthusiastically chanted 'Yogi-Yogi,' underscoring his widespread appeal and influence.
CM Yogi Adityanath, spearheading the BJP's electoral charge from Uttar Pradesh, has emerged as a leading advocate for the party's candidates, having participated in over 81 election programs without pause. He actively engages with local communities during his rallies, employing a communication style that resonates deeply with the common people.
His emphasis on law and order, coupled with a heartfelt portrayal of each state and district's significance, has proven highly effective in bolstering BJP candidates' prospects. Furthermore, his unwavering tribute to Mother India and martyred soldiers, alongside the party's vision for a unified nation, strikes a chord with audiences.